Advertising and Practical Advice For Tough Times
A column urges advertising as a solution for failing business ledgers and describes dehorning calves as a simple operation. It extols night air ventilation, criticizes closed rooms, and praises fraternal orders for promoting thrift, charity, and social duty across society.
Million Ancestry Tales From Simple Math and a Hickory Cane
A discussion shows that within 20 generations our ancestors exceed 1,000,000, enough to fill Wales, and recalls Hickory Cane Cut by Old Hickory. Fred Tillman of White Store township owns a cane cut near The Hermitage by Andrew Jackson, later presented to Tillman after a 1830 Tennessee visit.
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Wales
Fred Tillman
White Store Township
Andrew Jackson
Mr. Tillman
David Tillman
David C. Tillman
Tennessee
Hermitage
Women Smokers of Mexico A Curious Social Note
The cigarette is far more popular among women in Europe than in Mexico where a lady smoker is usually an elderly woman bound by old customs. Foreign romances wrongly picture Mexican women as frequent smokers with lively phrases.
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Mexico
Chile
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